There is only one \”ball\” under the baby. If you ignore it, it may affect your fertility.

Question 1: A three-year-old male baby was born with cryptorchidism on the right side. When he was one year old, a B-ultrasound examination showed that the size and shape of the right testicle was the same as the left one. He has not checked it until now. I don’t know where the testicle is now or whether it is still alive. Surgery? Need to be hospitalized? Will it affect the development of reproductive organs? Dr. Cui Lixia answered: This kind of surgery requires hospitalization. She is already three years old. If the testicles are in the abdominal cavity, the situation is not optimistic, because the testicles require a lower temperature, and the body temperature inside is higher. Over time, the testicles will slowly Degeneration, even atrophy, leading to later infertility. It is recommended to go to the hospital for examination and diagnosis. If you still do not remove the scrotum, it will affect the development of the reproductive organs. Go to the hospital first to see the specific situation and follow the doctor’s advice for surgery. Question 2: My baby is over nine months old. He is fine during the day and eats and plays normally. However, in the past two months, he often poops and cries in the middle of the night, and his stools are unformed. Sometimes he poops once a day at night, and sometimes he poops two or three times a day. Why? Do you often poop at one or two in the morning? Every day she would cry with her eyes closed and fart a few times, but she would stop crying after having a bowel movement. She was exclusively breastfed and given Baby Jianpi Powder, but her stools were still unformed, and she did not dare to add complementary foods. . In addition, the baby\’s weight gain is not obvious. She always eats more at night and sleeps with a pacifier in her mouth. Is there any problem with this? Dr. Yang Lei answered: This is related to feeding habits. First of all, the eating habits need to be changed. The child should be fed during the day, supplementary food should be added, and night milk should be gradually reduced or eliminated. The child\’s weight will also increase after adjustments. Defecating at night is not necessarily a pathological cause, because feeding at night and using a pacifier will stimulate intestinal peristalsis. Feeding at night will also affect the child\’s gastrointestinal digestion function. The pacifier must also be stopped slowly, affecting the child\’s tooth development. Question 3: My baby is more than 100 days old. He coughs when he wakes up in the morning and is fine when he is held in bed. Does he need to go to the hospital for examination? Dr. Wang Yanli’s answer: You can take her to the hospital to see if the cough is due to throat irritation or lung problems. You can also give your child one or two sips of warm water after each feeding, which is equivalent to rinsing the mouth to keep the mouth from drying out. Observe both Is the condition getting better? If not, it’s better to go to the hospital as soon as possible.